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The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
Burglars Arrested.

Lately the Portland Railroad Company
has missed number of brass cups, used to
hold oil about the hubs of the car wheels.
The case was put into the hands of De-
tectlyes Ira True and Simpson, who tracked
their game to Deering Oaks in the pouring
ram last night and arrested the burglars.
Ihey proved to be Charles Ferguson and
Charles Facy, who had also lately broken into
Doherty's store twice. The property stolen
by them was found at Carter's junk store.
where they had sold IL.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
Off to the Country.

In the rear car on the Portland and Og-
densburg train yesterday afternoon were
twenty-nine children. who appeared perfect
~ happy, notwithstanding the pouring rain.
They were the inmates of the Female Or
phan Asylum, starting for Windham where
they will pass the summer. The matron and
her assistants accompanied the party. A
large house has been taken and the children
will remain in the country until October. In
response to the request for games, a good
many croquet sets and the necessary articles
for other out of door sports have been fur
nished. The children and the others of the
party were provided with free transporta-
ton by the Ogdensburg officials.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
Fire at East peerIng

During Tuesday night the large barn
located on the Falmouth road, at East Deer
ing, caught fire, probably from tramps, and
was totally destroyed together with 20 tons
of hay and moving machine. The barn
was owned by Charles Woodman, Henry
Moulton and Mark Jordan. The loss is es-
timated at $500; insured for $500,
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
The Winthrop.

The Winthrop, of the Maine Steamship
Company's line, will sail on her initial trip
between Portland and New York, June 18th.
She will leave Portland every Saturday, and
New York every Wednesday. on her regular
trips. At the time of the launching of the
new steamer the PRESS published full de-
scription of the fine craft, with the names Of
the principal officers who were to command
har
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

IN this city, June /. by Rev. c. ii. Daniels Otis
Blake of East Peppereli, Mass and Miss Eme-
line NJ Phillips of Portland.
In Saccarappa, June 1, by Rev. Z. e. Bacon.
Fred w. Babb and Miss Ada Q. Hadl0ck, both of
Westbr0ok.
In Kennebunkport, May so, Geo. II. Stone and
Miss Amelia L. Bo0thby.
IN Biddeford, May rs, Napoleon Reed of Quincy
and Rosa Lord of Saco
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
z. MCNEIL

has removed to his new store, No. 207 Mid
die street, corner of Temple, where he is Of
fering splendid line of clothing for men
and boys, at popular prices, while his fur
nishing goods for gentlemen he claims, are
offered at prices that defy competition. Call
and see them.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

CDivision No. /, Ancient Order of Hibern
ans last evening elected the following Officer
for the ensuing year;
Presdent-P. j. Walsh.
Vice President-Danlel Early.
Recording Secretary-J. A. Talbot.
Financial Secretary-Marin III. kavanagh.
Treasurer-Thomas Mcmahon.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
..MuNIcIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE eoU1.

BEFOhE JUDGE GOULD.
WEDNEsDAY.-Henry Wishman. Intoxication
Fined IS and costs.
Fred johnson. Common drunkard Three
months In the county Jail.
Ada Gray Vagabond and idle perssn. Four
months in the city house of correction.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
The Kicker Institute.

The building committee of the new Kicker
Institute building for Houlton closed a con-
tract Monday, with John w. Burrowes of
Portland, for the erection of the building,
the work to be completed by May LIST, 1885,
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
VISITORS TO BOSTON

NOR sALE-A very desirable house with IL
Il rooms, bath room and laundry; finely finish
ed, central location, above High street; furnace
and hot water heat; will exchange the above for
other city property, improved or unimproyed. n.
). GARDNER, 40 Exchange street. 2-1
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
One Of the Finest Manufacturing Prop.
critics in the Country
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

BUILDINGS built in the most substantial man.
- ner Of brick and in perfect order and will
last a life time without any outlay for repairs
suitable for any kind OF manufacturing where
strength, durability and light is required; build
lngs now filled with twelve sets Of first class
WOODEN Machinery, running ON Fine WOOlens In
with or without the machinery; now Is the time
Tor any one looking for first class piece OF prop
erty 10 obtain same; 1t needs only TO be seen to
dence, II. /. may3ld6t
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

Always avoid harsh purgative pills. They first
make you sick and then leave you constipated.
Carters Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels
and make you well. Dose onepil
may30 d&wlw.
Take a d. X. and be o. X. See advertisement
mars deodem
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

The Revere House, Boston, has more par
lors and more public rooms open to guests
than any other hotel in Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
COUNTRY REsIDENCF.

nor SALE in the pleasant, healthy village of
II Gorham, Maine, first class modern house.
twelve rooms finished, large stable, connected
buildings, on high ground, corner lot on two
streets, small orchard choice fruit, surrounded by
State Normal and High Schools, r. & II. station and
ten miles 'FRONT.' Portland "a very desirable residence
IN nice order for immediate occupancy For any
ham, Me. ie2dxw
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
Farm in Gorham for Sale a. a sargain.

ENXCELLENT hay, stock and milk farm, called
II the Fabyan Farm, ~ mile from Gorham vii
lage, l25 acres; well arranged for tiage and pas
ture; GOOD SOIL, running water, 10 grated fruit
trees, some wood and timber. Large buildings In
good repair; healthy location; near churches,
Post Office, State Normal and public High and
Graded Schools, handy to good markets, 20 min
utes walk from Portland and Rochester station,
ten miles from Portland Sold TO close au estate
For particulars enquire of Joseph RidlOn, Cor
ham, Me-; or JOHN IL. CARD. $50 Middle street,
Portland, Me. maylOeod&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
Makes the Weak Strong

81 must say Hoods Sarsaparllla is the best med
icne tver used Last spring had no appetite
and the least work 1 did fatgued me ever SC
much. j began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
soon felt as II l could do as much in a day as
had formerly done in week. My appetite is yo
racous."
MRS. NJ. V. BAYARD, Atlantic City, N j.
floods Sarsaparila gave me new life, and re.
stored me to my wonted health and strength"
WILLIAM HI. CLoUGH, Tilton, N II.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
A Good Appetite

1t essential to good health but at this season it is
often lost, owing to the poverty or impurity of the
blood, arrangement of the digestive organs, and
the weakening effect of the changing season.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is wonderful medicine for
creating an appetite, toning the digestion, and
giving strength to the whole system. Now is the
time to take It, Be sure to get Hoods.
1--WE all like Hoods Sarsaparilla, it is so
strengthening" LIZZIE BALFOuR. Auburn r. /
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
Hoods SarsapariIIa

81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla, and am glad
to'say it has cured me of very severe pain in the
small Of my back. also gave it to my little girl
She had very little appetite; But Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has increased 1t wonderfully, and from our
experience highly recommend this excellent
medicine" MRS: A. BAUsLIER, 1876 "a Van Horn
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
LOST AND FOUND.

ITO LET-One suite Of rooms, furnished or UNI
Il furnished with board. at l12 FREE ST.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
NEW ADvERTrsEmENrs To-Da,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Meeting-Seamless Shoe Co.
Visitors to Boston-H. H. Kimball
Hearn-Fine Portrait PhOtorranhy
81. AlDan COMMUNICABLE Day.
Infants Cloaks-Rines Brothers.
w. L. Ulmer-Attorney at Law.
Citizens Mutual Relief Society,
Wanted-Cast on Clothing
Country Residence for Sale.
Notce-T. f. Foss 4 Sons
For Sale-Farm Dressing
To Let-New Tenement
New House for Sale.
Wanted-Windmill
Owen. Moore g. Co.
Felt Tooth Brush.
For Sale-House.
TO Let-Rooms.
Wanted-Girl.
To Let-Rent.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
MARRIAGES..

Use the Index, a Pure Soap.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

WANTED wish TO inform the ladies' OF
w Portland that / have nicely furnished
rooms and am prepared 10 cut and make dresses
in a first class manner. cut by Prof. j. w. Liy-
ingstOn's improved method and guarantee a per
feet fit. MRS. A. j. PRAY, 5611s Congress street.
23-4
VNANTED-CustOmers In want OF Refrigera
w tors to know that they can save from 20 to
40 per cent In freights, earrings and commissions
by buying Merrill's Improved Dry Air Hard Wood
direct Of the manufacturer; the largest stock and
assortment In Maine to select from. j. II. MER-
RILL, Nos. 115 and II Kennebee St., foot Of
Preble, directly opposite p. & Il. Il. r. Station.
1914
LNLOUR BARRELS wANTED-2Oc cents
IL will be paid until further notice. GOUDY s.
KENT, Pearl st. 19-f
WANTED.
GOAT makers, steady work and good pay. APP
" ply at once TO GEO. III. YORK, Merchant
Tailor, WOOdfOrds, Me. apr25du
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
FOR SALE.
For Sale or To Let,

TWO pine masts, n and 70 feet in length; %
Il onches In thickness; price 500 each
Apply TO @. w. STiMPSON. JR,
my26d2w Polt Clyde. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

ITO LET-Rooms at No. 1853 HIGH STREET.
Il inquire from to IL a. m, or to 4p, m.
3O-1
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
FEMALE HELP.
MALE HELP

WANTED-Ac oachman a man Of good habits
w and well acquainted with care and driving
OF horses. Apply TO II. j. LIBBY. 28-1
"ANTED-Ten good men 10 sell Newton's
w Excelsior Sef-Wringlng Mop, good pay 10
the right parties. Call or write to ALLEN X
BANGS, Butterek Pattern Rooms, 267 Middle
St., Portland, Me. 254
WANTED-Experien grocery clerk; one
w used 70 handling meats preferred. Address
with references, BODWELL GRANITE co. Vim
alhaven, Me. 2G2
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So Prepared only
bye. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

EOR sALE-Several fine building lots on
IL Pleasant, South, Main and Prospect streets
In Deering; also several lots on North and Mel
bourne streets, and on Eastern Promenade in
Portland. These lots are to be sold to close up
the estate OF the late DIR. Eliphalet Clark. Inquire
OF LOCKE Il LOCKE, Attorneys at Law, $50
Middle street, Portland. 1O-4
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

Il OsT-A wallet, between Bibber K McMann,s
The wallet contains a considerable sum OF money
and note. A liberal reward will be paid the
finder by leaving 1t at THIS OFFICE. II
n OsT-Monday afternoon, a Canary bird. The
IL finder will be suitably rewarded by return
ing the same 10 MRS. DIR. HERSOM, 1O6 Pine
street. 3I-I
II OsT-A tiger gray Angora cat The finder
IL will please return the same to No ZIG MID
DIE STREET, and be rewarded. 28-I
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

EfOR sALE-Steam yacht 35 it. long, #.
- wide, fitted up in good shape, with steel
of JONES s. HITCHINGS, 40 Fore, Cor. cross
St., Portland, Me. 1874
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-02

LNOR sALE-For the next ten days, at 518
IL Congress St., offer my entire stock OF Dry
and Fancy Goods at lower prices than the lowest
on account of poor health and wishing TO close out
my business in consequence. L. ID. STROUT.
27-1
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BON 9rb 6ia unh umsesenO.

llniere 5armer iinb i9en fleiBis mil
Der 8ei5enernte bei9ditist.
2esten Sonntns bate i9 bas Ser:
sniisen Serrn SObn @alter BON Ser:
mann, pieoer einmal auf 9rD Sia 81
be9riiBen.
5rau Nlbert &omeiier BON &aniaa
@itD, beiin6et ii3 s%esenwdrtis bier 81
8eiu9 bel ibren S9wieserrltern, Serrr
unb Srau M. &Omeiier.
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5amilie bes Serrn 8ernbnr6 8etrus
BON ibren Ntadbarn unb 5reun6en mil
einem neutrality-suspicious. beebri
unb bon u@ilmure's 9npeue" nit etnen,
StdnO6en iiberrai9t. 9tu9 fanO cir
dbnIides Self om ielben Ibenb I'M
S9lsenbaus bel 5rau Druid itntt
Iaes UerIief in id6niter @eiie.
SRI. Mina 2ubiuis, bon ct. 9Ouis,
befinoet ii9 bier 81 8eiu9 bel ibrer
Gltern unb 9ebenft etlide @Oden bier
Su oertueilen.
Serr Iu9. @rebe bat iid einen Deer
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unb Serr @briit. Gberlin einen @inne-
apOlis 8inOer BON BENT 9senten Serrn
Souls Reper 9%etuuft. llniere 5armer
,,maden ii9."
GprreInpuoenL.
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.eoTRueke<Ha
ttito @eitc 1tttr $1.35
~ ~ @A"OU
"
bei &. G1riftmann.
NDn 0nnae's Sturc.

@eebrte 8ebaftiOn bes n6ermunne,
8ulfsblattm
@esenudrtis iiebt es bel ms, ais iuit
in einem @urorte; es bulten ii6 Mani.
Ii9 !6err Jerbinnuo S9mibt unb 5ami.
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2nrse 9r., gum 8eiu9e uuf. glu9 Sr
Or. Spredelmeper erfreut ii9 zines
8eiu9es BON ieinem Oufel, Srn. &leiu.
i9miot unb beilei Srau oUn ct. 2Uuis
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@ei5enernte bei9dfti9t. 9erielbe iteb
bier 10 Siemli9 gut.
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gen ooa Grnuben uno oeripreden, tuenr
feline 5dulnib eintritt, cine rei9e @rnte
Die 5riibtnrtOffeln iinb bier iebr gu
seratben unb buben ii6 Sieielben idor
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setOmmen unb sebentt ii6 2ange'.
Store Su ieiner Sutiinftisen Seimutb 81
MAIDEN. @ir beiBen uniern 5reunt
8eter bier 6erSli9 wiutOmmeu
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meDer Susetrusen; elm tleines 96dter
den ma6t i'm ndmli6 10 i9munSeln.
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0cfahr i'm Qninac.

@enn Der APpftit rsresbt, uns Der S&laf
rubcIrs un6 u~nerauidene pirb, III 9efahr
i'm Anjuse. Die grreauungs.S raant, lrtnn
ne In rinrnt seiunern 3ufanet fnh, Ssrlaa.
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psrurfa&tn benz gisnl&en hts HaSts feline
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ben eie RerYtu hur6 cir elcsrs S~eruSisunas.
ser' S&ldinittsl ~srfrift.st une bsrusist.
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limitation Der Habruue bird ben S5rtsr BE-
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senbtttere g, cine Reei;iu, eeren Ruf fel
in Der rHrutli@en Ntiuuns brsranert III,
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S&wd@t DIR RirTsR un6 Der 9sbirmuitsr
Hnb aubsTs 4Tanfbtiten esbTaudt.
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Der Yreis bcs 9affecs iuuroe an Der
Ne'p gorfer aa%ffeeb6rie i9ou felt lam
ger Belt in unUeruntuOrtIi6er 8eiit
bur6 Spetulunten in Die S6be setrieber
uno es itanb Su befir9ten Dap Die
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uno Die bereits orIden6 bobeu 8reiIe
nod unan9enebmer ii9 fiblbur MAIDEN
iuiirben. Gum Slid iebO6 sins Der
BON ben @peculanten 10 ridT6tslos
uno unueri9dmt benuste y8opl" in Die
Bride unb butte sur 5Olse baB biele
Der 9rDBten &afcefirmen une Spetu=
lanten Ibre 3ablunsen ~eiu5ulteIlen 9e=
Siunn9en maren.
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SRI. Zine 8ittbaus, 1O9ter bes
Serrn 5erOinnnb 8ittbuus. in Berger
tuObnbnft, itarb lesten MOntns gto9-
mittus in RUrriiun, nod nur furSem
8rautIein on ben NtnIern. Die Ser
itOrbene befunb ii9 III MOrriiOn bel Der
5amilie ibres S9wasers 81 8eiud, ols
tie bon Der tidii9en $rnutbeit befuGIen
unb i'm iusenbli9en Glter BON Is Sab
rem aus bieiem 2eben abberufen tpuroe.
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inter iebr Soblrei9er Setbeilisuns itatt.
-Serr Subn9. sebn bat ben Gdul=
Genius fir ben 8Ganb 3iitritt pOIenoet
unb benz County glert Susei9idt. Do
ruus sebt berUOr, baS ii9 in jenem 9i=
itrifte "a $inoer i'm i6ulpfi9tiyen III
ter befinoen.
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ans sem Gsmnts.

: %nitOr s. 6. SepbOlb pUn 9te-
brasta, itattete Sieie @ode ieinen
6reunoen mnb alien 8etamnten in MnIe=
rem gOuntb einen an~senebmen 8eiu6
ab.
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den tuOIteH, fino, na6 ldngerem dufs
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mare 9Otuuibip suridsefebrt.
- SRI. Gmilie 5rOmm BON ct. 2Ouis.
befiubet ii9 s%e9entudrtis in 5reoerids=
burg gu 8efu9 BEL ibren gltern.
- Die RitslieSer Der 6reimaurer.
2Ose 81 DwensOiae ertudblten lebte
ISOLDE bic folsenSeH neuen 8enmten:
ebas. 1ripplet, %. R.; Samuel
S6mibt, g. 3d.; @m. Berger. s. %.
Squire @abia, Secretdr; S. g. 8iie'
mann, S9asmeifter; @. 9. SiOruer
g. O.; O. Maile, s. q; Squire Rc=
aiHnep, n1pler."
- SRI. SObunua Sdneioer tebrtt
leste ISOLDE BON ct. 2Ouis, na9 1SzmO'
nntli9er abueienbeit, 81 ibren ua6'
8ap p~Obnbuften @ltern, Srn. unb 5rnl
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- County S9ulcummiidr, Serr 8
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tueldem mebr 9anbioateu als Joni
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tiiten Stride 81 8ap setauft: 5rau Sad
ion @iebruesse, 5rau 5reb. 2eimfhbler
SRI. 2i55ie Seppe nnb SRI. Siilins.
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ISOLDE nn9 lanserem %Nufentbult in ct
2ouis, ipieoer 81 ibren i'll 2biro Gree
ipobnenben @ltern 5urid.
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2OVfunb ser beitem 3metfd
Sir buben nr nod 1000 Sfunb Don Obeuetudbntem &sis IN 5anO nnO
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MONNlG'S.

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blatt" entri3teten felt uuierem lesten
8eri6t ibr announcement, tuOfiir mir
ihu;n hermit banfeno quittiren:
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2uete, gbas. Seiemauu, $. %. 2ansen=
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R~nntuarins, Grl. 6. SbertrOm, Con
Naeselin, ST. 8eibemunn, Carl. 8eit:
6olS, Geo. R. SObns, 5ris Betrus
SO. 9aqmeber un6 8. @ulfert.
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KFaett4y's
Staotratbs=S rrbanbIuneeH.

ertra Seriammluns nm 10. SUM-,
1887.
1ntueleub alIe Serren Truitees.
5Ol9enbe 8ei9liiie fuurben sefaBt:
u DAB Der untere S6eil Der iid i'm
Serene Greet a~nsebduften Steiumaffe
e%ntfernt iperbe.
p DAB Die itdotii9en Gotten Nor. l.
3 uno 5 an Der tpeitl. 10. StraSe segeu
3abluns o $500 an gpnrao &Iinse
iitertrusen unb bieiem elm Quit Claim
9eeb nus9eiteIt perbe.
b 9nB Die Mnuer neben M. @eber's
gisentbum an Der lIol. Settle Der 5reue
Greet iuieber ~auf9ebaut unb oas 9lnge-
bot bes Srn. S. &OclIer bic 9tr6eit fir
$4,000 ~ausSnfiibren an9enOmmen tueroe,
A. SaB Der @esaufieber bcauftrnsi
wcrbe Die nDtb19en Serbeiieruu9en an
Der sum- friiberen g6iiseubaIs fiibrct.
ben StraBe a%us5ufubrer.
81 Dap ein @ulpert al Der 8reu5uI9
Der 5. uno MarftltrnBe 9ebaLt iuir6 uni
iUG oericlbe SO 3OG brett uno Is i3pl
bod (im 2idt) iein. Die 9eflteint
iuleu nidt iueui9er ais 0 3OG bid,
SUB lang unb : SUB brett ieiu. Sas
9ln9ebot bes 9rn. s. SObns fir 9iefer
ing Der 9editeine 5u $1.1O per luufcu
ben SUP luuroe ~nugenommen.
g. DEN Ban Der @oiie an Der Wtarft
itraBe mi IS. Slrti, 9tbeuOs & rlbr i'm
GUntratt oil ben Min6efforbcrnoen al
p~ergeben. Die Sole iu1 ppn stau
be's 9el6dItslOcal biz SIR uurOweitl
gde Der 3. uno Ntartt fiiGrcn, 4 Sui
brett mno 6 3pa tief ieiu uub iinb mid
inter ) 3OG bide Suubiteinc sum Sal
Su oeriucnbeu.
Der @egaufleber iuuroe benuftrn9
ben Sau bes 9uluerts gu beauTIi6tiael
uno fir Die Steinliefcrun9 5u iursen.
Stnbtlutten all Der ipeItl. 7.Stras,
iuuroen an Die 9errcu q. 6. 2eisner
S. 6. @eriel uno 6. &linse fir $500
~uertnuft.
Cine 5errp : 9ictnie wuroe Srrl
9uiiuO @ublt, auf beiisn 9~Ipplifatiul
Pin, betuiqist,
S%ertasuug.
EbeO. Graf, $. &rOpp.
9lert. SprliBer
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Die 8rifunsen in ben ueri6iebener
G6ul5immern Der bie!isen 6Hentlider
G9ule finben ON 20. unb 80. b. M,
ipie folst itatt: Nm 20. bon 8 biz 10
ubr 8Orm. in SRI. @eper's Glaiiei
3inmer @rO. 5; ON ielben Gage bon
10 bis - ubr 8Orm. in SRI. 9urer'a
GGaiie, 3immer @rO. 4; BON 2 big 5
ubr gta9m. in Srn. q. @ulter's, Clint
mer &rO. 3; am 80. in Srn. 5reunb's
gluiie, i3immer 2, BON 9 biz II llbr
8orm. uno BON 2 biz 5 u6r 3a9mittass
in Der glufe bes Serrn 8faf.
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Serr GbriftOpb @rOssmanH bate
lesten RitttpO9 bas 11uslHd, ud6renb
Ct cine 8asenlabuus 9eu Dom JelSe
bolen tuOIte, erbebli9e Serlesunsen
am &Opfe unb on Der S6uIter oaourt
su erleioen baB Der @nsen umi9lug
unb Serr Grossmann unter bic 2aoune
bearaben tuurbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-17

Inter elmer SuIettenpln9e leibet
1rentOn. RO. Cine nipanii9e Sliese'
lift in u~nsebeuren Mensen oufsetreter
unb bat ni6t nur Serbeerunsen unter
ben 8fanjcn anseri9tet, iOnoern audi
Die SefuObner in Der unnnsenebmIten
@eiie beldiist. @esen tauienb 9eute
finb nit 8luien bebnftet, Die Don ben
96ieren %berriibren.
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Gin Ncser=Yrebiser in SanIas 81

Sin Hc9ersYrebi9er in SanIas Gitg
prcoi9te fiirjli9 ieinen 9anosleutcn ouI
freiem 5elbe. Gar einbrinsli9 muBte
er iInen 81 idiloeru, oaB lie nit Ser
S6napsfai9e niemals in ben 6imm el
tontmcn f6nnten. n0ierber," ricf er
be9eiitert, nbierber an Die Stufen bes
Iltars brin9t Cure 5laiden, Die Sbr
BEL Gu3 fEbrt, bumit Der Eeufel feline
9e,ualt mebr ii6er @u9 babe ulo i5 lie
benz Serrn Opfere." Die 9eaer ees
bor6ten ibrem Seelior9er, bic 5lai6enz
@rnte Unr nidt 9criu9 unO on bemielz
ben I6eno mar Der i9parse Serr
8rebiger - i~tcrubo9el betrunten.
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Gin 8ub lift bel Der sesentudrtisen
Summerbise ni9t oleinr b69it erfriids
enb, ionoern aud bic 9eiunbbeit bef0r.
berno unb uenn bic S6uliuseno ober
Grfuadiene bieie @eiunbbeitsresel BE-
fol9en uno ii9 beg Nbenbs i'm 5rene
Greet Ober I'M 5luB ba6en, 10 ipdre on
9efriB ni6ts baran ausSuiesen, bod
tuenn bies bel Gage 9ei9iebt unb 2eute
ii9 in Der 0dbe bon 9nnsbaren StrnBen
entfle;oen uno ii6 oa sur Sdau ~iteGIen,
10 lit CO, 9elinoe 9eia9t, Elm 8erbreden
9e9en ale Woral unb cine itabtiide
Oroinnn5 uerbietet es unter Gtrafe bon
$500 bis $1,000.
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gs luirbe uns freuen, BON eineml
Mann Uoer einer 5rou 81 b6reu, Die
niemals &Upffueb bate ODER an Ser.
itupfuns lit. 9n bieie aIsemeine Sci.
ben 5u fem i9eineuL 10 mag Elm gutter
&atb ansebra9t iein. @nrum ioueu
2eute ibre Md9en nit l1ebelfeit ere
senben obfibrenben 8iIen uIiu. beIaben,
bic i6pd6en, tuertn cine 70 onsenebme
unb CUTE NeoiSin iuie 8ridlp NIb Sit
tiers milb uno effeetnU1 auf Die 3eber,
Hieren, Rnsen uno gineetpeibe pirft
unb 5u9lei9 oas sonSe @pitem trdftist
nnb ftdrft, un6 &Opfueb, g~erftupfuns
uno dbnIi6e 8ei@Werbeu iduea Der
treibt.
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6hf & mint nhk

etieet Sbr an acknowledgement appstit-
r1dnsel, alaemeintr SHw6@e, unrtintm
SIuts, i&rd&li&sr Gonfitutirn, aspfutb
reer einer aneeren 0dltnfrdntbsit, 70 str.
i&aFt Gu6 iteenfdns eiue 3laits electric
Stttsrs. Sbr rerbtt Gu@ runttrn iber bic
rfrIs.nee rdf@e B,fsruns. &c rire Gu&
ntuts etbfn einsth56t 9rdft uuh Sibrisfett
tbrsn riteer, S&mfr, nne Glsne sntf&rin.
ten une Sbr psreet binfi 70 Gu& frepsn in
BEN Ssbs ron electric 8itrts. 90fTb az so
Gents. bic 8Ial&s rem DT. 6. NaEt srTtsuft,6
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Cine taum slaubIi9e 0a9ridt tOmmi
aus Observation-Disclosures enniDlpnniens.
Gin bOrtiser 3eitunssberausseber fiel
neuli9 cine Stiese binunter unb babel
ioa ibm ein-9oIar aus Der GaI9e ee-
folLen iein. Sect m69ten mir nur
(iuenn's iiberbuupt iuabr 1T y nm
@ottesWiaen piifen. iuO Der Rnnn bas
niele @elo beraefrieat bat!